Though I’m not sure why, screensavers for mobile phones are standard fare. The default S60 one is complete silliness, as it offers the current time in a font too small to read, even *if* the backlight was on, and constantly moves around, so you have to constantly adjust to read what time it is. Typically, I found myself simply pressing a key so the screensaver would disable and I could read the time off the phone’s standby screen.
However, that problem is solved, thanks to LargeTime ScreenSaver, a freeware application that is now available in a fully signed installation file, for your convenience. Once you install the application, merely go into your phone’s personalisation menu (found under settings) and choose the Theme submenu. The fourth part of the ‘Theme’ submenu is the screensaver, and where you can now select the LargeTime ScreenSaver. As you can see below, when your screensaver activates, you’ll now have a nice, BIG, and easily-readable clock, as well as the date and other indicators. Brilliant. Download it here.
Also, if you’re one of the fortunate few N95 8GB owners, I’m sure you’ve come to the annoying realization that, aside from being illegibly small, the default screensaver is ALWAYS in landscape mode. Personally, I found this incredibly annoying on the N95 8GB Spiderman edition that I reviewed earlier, and longed for some way to fix this. Thanks to P@sco, we now have one. He’s discovered a small utility that installs easily and adds a ‘portrait screensaver’ option to your N95 8GB. Unfortunately, this version isn’t signed, so you’ll need to use a signing guide such as this.
*NOTE* – I cannot sign this application for you. Please do not ask.
